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staff

noun as in employees of organization

noun as in stick, usually for walking

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His family thanked NHS doctors and nurses who cared for him after his stroke in 2019 and the "dedicated staff at the care home where he passed away after latterly living with Alzheimer’s".

From BBC

When Darcy returned to school, her teachers, senior staff and school counsellor were made aware of her mother's death.

From BBC

But, in a further embarrassment, he felt compelled to give up his country pile, Dorneywood, after being pictured on its lawns playing croquet with his staff - an image at odds with his down-to-earth reputation.

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But Lazarus, a respected veteran inside NBCUniversal, tried to keep an optimistic tone when addressing staff, according to one attendee at the meeting at the network’s Rockefeller Center headquarters in New York.

She says the incidents - which included lashing out at staff - are related to his autism, which was recently diagnosed.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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